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Henry Salvia
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Andrew Beckett wrote:
have
to enter the proxy data in GUI mode, but it is stored once entered and
should be used in command-line mode.
FYI the developer just released the new kits with the proxy fixes.
They should be on the servers later today or tomorrow.
Henry.
Yep. 3.0 will fully support command-line mode. Currently I think youErik,
You already can run from the command line - although not sure if you can with
a proxy in the way - Henry can probably comment on that for the future version.
Andrew.
have
to enter the proxy data in GUI mode, but it is stored once entered and
should be used in command-line mode.
FYI the developer just released the new kits with the proxy fixes.
They should be on the servers later today or tomorrow.
Henry.
On 3 Sep 2003 14:21:30 -0700, erikwanta@starband.net (Erik Wanta) wrote:
Henry:
Please consider adding the ability to run installscape from the
command line in 3.0. I want to just specify a proxy, sdl file, and
installation directory in an installation script.
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Erik
Henry Salvia <hjs@cadence.com> wrote in message news:<3F56392F.E6760215@cadence.com>...
Erik Wanta wrote:
Henry:
I currently see 2.2p3 available. You mentioned there was a new
version that would be out in a few days (see below). I assume 2.3
will be out Q104 and 2.2p4 will be out any day now?
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Erik
Waiting for some testing results on the proxy changes. The developer has
been saying any day now for a few days, so I'm still hopeful it will
be released Real Soon Now. I'll see what I can do to hurry this along.
The version in Q104 is planned to be 3.0. We've in the middle of a lot
of usability validation on a new "wizard" style interface and other
fixes
and enhancements that will make it easier to run installscape
"standalone"
instead of tied to the web browser as its "search engine", and in
general
make it easier to understand how to use installscape.
Henry.
We're testing a new version installscape that has some proxy fixes. If
all goes well there will be a new version available for download in a
few days.
Henry Salvia
Mfg SWE Mgr
Cadence
Henry Salvia <hjs@cadence.com> wrote in message news:<3F54E749.DB86A796@cadence.com>...
Erik Wanta wrote:
Henry:
What is the anticipated release date for the next version of installscape?
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Erik
The specs are still being hammered out, but looks like Q104 so far.
Henry Salvia
Mfg SWE Mgr
Cadence
Henry Salvia <hjs@cadence.com> wrote in message news:<3F4FBA38.1665CDBA@cadence.com>...
Erik Wanta wrote:
The installscape program doesn't check to see if I have netscape
running before Go->Vendor web page, Go->InstallScape web page, or
Edit->Search Internet. In addition, Go->InstallScape web page tries
to
go to www.installscape.com that doesn't exist! I can't find any
information on Khanpur Technologies. Where is installscape coming
from? Is it being written by Cadence now or what?
InstallScape was developed by KTI but is now owned and supported by
Cadence.
The current menu structure reflects the original KTI intent of
InstallScape
as a psuedo browser, but virtually all of that functionality is
unsupported
and unused. The current setup of InstallScape requires using the web
interface
at http://downloads.cadence.com/ to search for and locate Releases to
download
and install Products they contain. You need a Sourcelink login to access
the
web page, and again when InstallScape contacts the fileserver to
download the
Products (kits). The web page provide links to "sdl" files that contain
URLs
pointing to the Release. If your web browser is configured to start
InstallScape
as a helper app when you click on a .sdl file, it will start
InstallScape and
feed the downloaded .sdl file to it, which in turn points InstallScape
to the
Release path in the .sdl file.
The next major release of installscape will better support running in
standalone
mode in addition to its web browser/helper app mode.
Henry Salvia
Mfg SWE Mgr
Cadence
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Erik
B <bekeur@fnal.gov> wrote in message news:<bij31e$1h5$1@info4.fnal.gov>...
Henry Salvia wrote:
Could you please comment more on the installation from a tar file.
thanx
Sure. Are you talking about downloading a tarfile of a CD directory and
unpacking it? What is not possible about it? Its s.l.o.w. and prone to
dropped connections,
granted
but lots of people are doing it.
I am doing it to.
Please describe
the problems you're seeing.
cannot install it.It fails for the reason given below.
tar: This does not look like a tar archive
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Archive contains obsolescent base-64 headers
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
/usr/local/cad/cadence/IC50/install/bin.lnx86/softload: line 1412:
Could not extract information from FS.0 of CD#1.
Could not get platform or release information: command not found
This has originally been reported by E. Wanta (see archive)
Please do rememember that we are talking about RH9.
Henry Salvia
Mfg SWE Mgr
Cadence
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Andrew Beckett
Senior Technical Leader
Custom IC Solutions
Cadence Design Systems Ltd